Hey guys, I'm finally filling in the VERY LAST drive space in my computer and got an SSD Drive for two purposes (to have more personal space for software), and a dedicated cache for the CloudDrive. My question is the following: when you're Transfering files to the "Cloud Drive" it's not immediately transferring it to this magical drive, but your defined cache drive... THEN uploading it. The problem with this for me is that it places limits on how much data I can transfer at a time.
I would like to set-and-forget some files and to do that I need a chunk of space for the transfer process in the first place. So for example, if I only have 150 GBS on my Main Drive Available, I can only transfer 150gbs of data at a time UNTIl it finishes uploading.
Would detaching, and re-attaching my drive but instead choosing a separate drive to alleviate this issue? That way I can have a dedicated Cache Drive, and be able to upload more than 150gbs of data at at time.
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Hey guys, I'm finally filling in the VERY LAST drive space in my computer and got an SSD Drive for two purposes (to have more personal space for software), and a dedicated cache for the CloudDrive. My question is the following: when you're Transfering files to the "Cloud Drive" it's not immediately transferring it to this magical drive, but your defined cache drive... THEN uploading it. The problem with this for me is that it places limits on how much data I can transfer at a time.
I would like to set-and-forget some files and to do that I need a chunk of space for the transfer process in the first place. So for example, if I only have 150 GBS on my Main Drive Available, I can only transfer 150gbs of data at a time UNTIl it finishes uploading.
Would detaching, and re-attaching my drive but instead choosing a separate drive to alleviate this issue? That way I can have a dedicated Cache Drive, and be able to upload more than 150gbs of data at at time.
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